Southern Cross' Horizontal Split Case Pumps

Southern Cross is proudly Australian.
The Southern Cross Centurion Series boasts extremely dependable horizontal split case pumps. The Centurion pumps have long been used in fluid handling duties where reliability and accessibility are paramount. These horizontal split case pumps feature a simple and convenient design for easy servicing, cleaning, and maintenance. Highly durable with their 420 stainless steel shaft with 316 stainless steel shaft sleeves, the Southern Cross Centurion pumps are made to last.

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CROSS HORIZONTAL SPLIT CASE SERIES

Design Advantages

  • Deep groove grease-lubricated bearings
  • Compact and easy to install
  • Balanced impellers for hydraulic efficiency
  • Heavy-duty, low-noise bearings
  • Excellent performance in high-volume duties
  • Removable top cover for easy servicing

Available Options

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  • Wide range of materials
  • Mechanical Seal or stuffed gland sealing
  • Available in 43 models and different sizes
  • Spare parts
  • Mounting options

Key Specifications

FLOW Up to 3200 li/sec
HEADS Up to 200 metres
PRESSURE Up to 24 bar working pressure (up to 37.5 bar testing pressure)
TEMPERATURE Up to 105°C
DISCHARGE 80mm to 800mm discharge
SOLID PASSAGE Up to 80mg/litre

Applications

  • Industrial
  • Agricultural
  • Water supply
  • Irrigation
  • Water transfer
  • Dewatering
  • Flood Mitigation

PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION

Split case horizontal pumps are designed with casings that come apart. The design allows for the top part of the case to be removed without disturbing the driver or associated piping. This allows for quick and easy inspection and repair of the rotor as needed. Split case horizontal pumps are usually axially-split. That is, the flange where the case splits is in the plane as the pump axis. As for the operation, they follow the conventional centrifugal pump principle where fluid enters into the impeller eye and is cast out by centrifugal force along its circumference through the impeller’s vane tips. The action of the impeller increases the fluid’s velocity and pressure and directs it towards the pump outlet.

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